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Programme Learning Outcomes


Programme Name: Master of Science (Engineering Mathematics)


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Intended Learning Outcomes Teaching and Learning Methods Assessment
(a) Engineering Mathematics Knowledge and Competencies
PO1. Knowledge of  engineering mathematics
Demonstrate knowledge of advanced theories and methods of engineering mathematics. Lectures, computer laboratory sessions, seminars, directed reading, individual and group assignments, individual research project Examinations, computer laboratory reports, seminar presentations, group project reports, class exercises, class discussion, individual project reports.
PO2.  Ability to use  techniques and skills/psychomotor skills
Demonstrate proficiency in analyzing, applying, and solving engineering problems using the acquired mathematical methods. Computer laboratory sessions, seminars, individual and group assignments, individual research project, cooperative learning, problem-based learning, case studies. Examinations, computer laboratory reports, seminar presentations, problem-based exercises, group project reports, simulation exercises, individual project reports.
(b) Generic Skills
PO3.  Problem Solving ability in identify, formulate, and analyze engineering problems
Demonstrate the problem solving ability in understand, extract and analyze engineering problems and reorganize the knowledge in  mathematical forms for specific purposes Lecturers, group assignments, individual research project, individual assignments,  computer laboratory sessions Written assignments, problem based exercises, quizzes, tests, final examinations, project report,  computer laboratory reports
PO4.  Communication Skills, Leadership and Team Working
Ability to convey ideas on mathematical and engineering knowledge clearly and effectively in both written and spoken forms. In addition, ability to work collaboratively as part of a team undertaking a range of different team roles Lectures, group assignments, individual assignments, individual research projects, Computer laboratory works Oral presentations, written assignments, computer laboratory reports, project report, Peer Assessment
P05. Skills and Social Responsibilities
Demonstrate the awareness of contemporary issues in mathematics and engineering and the ability to respond the challenges Projects, Seminars, Community service Learning portfolio, self evaluation
P06.  Professionalism, values, attitudes and ethics
Demonstrate an awareness of responsible and ethical conducts as well integrity in the context of their profession and obligations to society Seminar, workshop, community service, group work Seminar presentations, peer/self evaluation, learning portfolio, group report
P07.  Skills in continuing education, lifelong learning and information management
Ability to pursue independent study and demonstrate the awareness for lifelong learning and professional development Individual assignments, individual research projects and group assignments involving current developments in knowledge Individual reports, group reports, learning portfolios.

 


 

Postgraduate Studies, Faculty of Science